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    The most recent terrorist attack in the Tennessee area was on July 16, 2015 when Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez attacked a military base in Chattanooga, TN (Sgueglia, 2015). The attack occurred at a Navy reserve facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where they FBI determined it was motivated by foreign terrorist organization propaganda. Mohammad Abdulazeez entered the military recruiting center where he opened fire and then drove seven miles to the Navy reserve facility where he then shot and killed…

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    Poverty In America

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    take that money saved from the cutting cost and used it pay the lawsuits imposed on their organization. Many of Volkswagen’s employees could possible lose their jobs thus adding to the growing number of people who will experience poverty in the Chattanooga…

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    Choo-Choo Hotel: Check out one of the largest model train displays in the U.S. at the Choo-Choo Hotel in Chattanooga where you can even sleep in a Victorian railroad car! The model is 174 feet long and 33 feet wide with enormous detail including 1200 cars and 3000 feet of track. If you love miniatures, it’s worth the stop even if you don’t spend the night there! Rock City: Just south of Chattanooga, about 10-15 minutes off of I24, is Rock City. Be ready to spend at least a couple hours, so only…

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    realizing how massive of a field social work is. But during my studies her at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, I learned about the different career options that are available. One of my professional activities was attending a Hospice of Chattanooga support group for grieving widows and widowers, called A Brave New World. The sessions are held weekly at the St. Paul Episcopal Church in Chattanooga. At the beginning, I was unsure if this would be something that I would take part in due…

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    still good. After reading this you’ll probably feel like you knew the girl. Irene Hickson was born in Chattanooga Tennessee 8/14/19. An all-around athlete, in the mid-1930s she pitched and caught for semi-professional softball teams. Hickson hit 25 home runs in 1939 and also formed part of several State Championship teams. Beside baseball she was also a girl boxer, and the only one in Chattanooga! Did field and track events and won everyone. Coming from a low-income family, she found a part-time…

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    An internship is tremendously beneficial to applying the acquired classroom knowledge to the hands-on experience. During a student’s junior or senior year in undergraduate studies of criminal justice at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, one can pursue an internship within the field. The criminal justice profession contains several career options including law enforcement, corrections, forensic science, homeland security, private security, academia, and legal services. Within the…

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    Title of the Case: Averill Jr. v. Luttrell; 311 S.W.2d 812 (Tenn. App. 1958) Court: This case is on appeal in the Tennessee Appellate Court, from the trial court of Chattanooga, Tennessee, which is the original jurisdiction. Facts: On August 20, 1955, during a baseball game between the Nashville Vols and Chattanooga Lookouts in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Vols pitcher Gerry Lane was pitching to the plaintiff, Lyle Luttrell, when the fourth pitch hit Luttrell on his backside. Luttrell proceeded to…

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    Nature Of Coleman Scouts

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    En route to Chattanooga with relevant documents obtained in Nashville, Sam stopped to rest in Minor Hill right above Pulaski in Giles County. Sam Davis’s rest had been short lived, only to be discovered by Union Federals in Confederate uniform. They insisted on taking…

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    Reasons for North’s Victory in the Civil War Economic Capabilities, Lee’s and Grant’s Military Strategies, and the North and South Armies Many studies have been conducted by scholars to determine why the North won the Civil War. Many scholars believe that it has to do with the North’s efficient military strategies; however, there are more factors that contribute to the North’s victory. Hattaway and Jones (2001), scholars from the University of…

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    greater significance to this quote by Andy Rooney after volunteering at Morning Pointe through the United Way’s Volunteer Center. Through this experience, I was offered one-on-one/small group time with seniors in an assisted living facility in Chattanooga. This opportunity was a deep and meaningful one to me; I was able to converse with people who possessed an abundance of life experience and wisdom and brighten their day in the process. Assisted living facilities are the fastest growing…

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